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vijay kumarV
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Joined: Oct 28, 2006
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"If strict encapsulation is used where even private methods used a standard get<Object> method, you can delay the instantation of the object until it is truly necessary. This concept is particularly important for value objects or other objects used as data transport across a network. This practice minimizes the amount of RMI serialization overhead as well as reducing network traffic." This is taken from a book. I dont understand how encapsulation where private attributes are accessed thru getters will result in lazy instantiation and how it helps avoid RMI serialization? Please throw some light on this.
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What a man is a man who doesnt make his world better
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JigaR Parekh
Ranch Hand
Joined: May 23, 2005
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Is this from any ejb book?
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